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I’m happy for you Miel! Congrats!! ETA: I asked the husband if we could get married at the courthouse almost daily leading up to our wedding. And we had an intimate ceremony (immediate family, his two grandparents, my one, and we each had a friend and their spouse/his friend married us).
Also happening on May 15th and I’m oddly excited about, IDK why, I guess because I need something ridiculous and familiar right now… the new Scoob movie. I loved Scoobie Doo as a kid. This one apparently pays homage to Hannah Barbera. They even added the opening sequence last minute. I’m a dork. Whatever.
Finally, @BGM, not only do I want you to make my Chicago rooftop space a garden oasis, I want you to decorate my condo.
Honestly, @copa, it sounds like you need a laptop with more power. It takes a high powered laptop to run it properly. Low bandwith and/or RAM can make InDesign run slower or crash.
If I have InDesign, PDFs and several other tabs open on my laptop, it starts freaking out (I’m up to date on my CC versions). And that’s with the recommended laptop for designers! I have the same as most of our graphic designers because we all use the full suite or Creative Cloud.
Another thing all of us are doing now that we’re working from home is only connect to VPN when needed. Working off of VPN slows everything down.
Hmm, Copa, I wonder if you have RAM (or whatever, IDK the lingo) to properly run InDesign.
I solely work in InDesign. Our company has three levels of laptops depending on your job. One size for people who work mostly in CAD all day. One for people like me who use InDesign or other similar programs and one for executives who mostly read docs and are on e-mail. And even me getting the “middle” option, sometimes it crashes InDesign if my file is too big or I have too much open.
The screen thing, I don’t get at all. That’s annoying.
@materialsgirl, it helped me. Tremendously. I didn’t want her to ever leave. I mean, as I said, I feel like a hypocrite but at the same time, I’m not out and about completely disregarding the rules. It’s a very fine line. And it’s also something that I won’t attempt again for two+ weeks just in case we failed and one of us gets sick.
ETA: I wanted to embrace her so, so much. We didn’t. Obviously. That was the hardest part.
Full disclosure, my single friend who lives alone biked to our place on Saturday and we sat, apart from one another, on my roof for a long while. Maybe I’m also one of the a holes. I was the first person she saw since March. And vice versa.
The husband and I have a very short list of people we will see in situations like that. It’s unsustainable otherwise. Especially for people like my friend who is by herself. But we also decided we won’t try a social distanced visit for a minimum of two weeks.
Totally understand what you’re saying @Fyodor. I don’t know exactly how we’re projecting when the peak will hit and I really don’t know what’s changing month to month. We’re social distancing. That’s it. It seems like it will last indefinitely.
My hair stylist messaged me a couple of weeks ago, back when we thought we’d begin to reopen in June. I’m on their priority list for when we do reopen. That made me extremely happy!! I’ll go. I trust my salon to take appropriate measures.
@Copa, I think riding a bike now is a lot different than riding a bike during a normal day pre-Covid/shelter in place. Even during rush hour, you’re safer now.
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